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HE FLORA RECORD
Bar',
A Good Newspaper is a I>ower ia the Home. School, State and Nati(Hi
VOLUME vni.
FLORA, ILUNOIS. THURSDAY. JANUARY 22, 1920
NUMBER 18
WAKREirS SELECnON OF FASTEST
m EGYFT FOimiAIl ELEVEN
H. 8. T. H. 8. OBT8 POtTB WiAY- « sata ON THE Alili SOlTTHKItN
OiUNOis roon baijL tbah
(BT F. O. WARRBN)
Of Soatbrra IIUboIb ^tate Noraad CalreraHar
(F. a. Warr^, aatiiortty oa Soatti am lUlnola athletlea makea selection ot'H. 8. FootbaU aUra.) '
j AhL sotncHpatir '
I IULI50I8 TBAM
I Center—Oardner, Murphya'
I boro.
] Oaarda—Llndaar, Flora; 8ea-
t bar, Baataa.
I Tackles—lagcl, Olney; Luak
I Flora.
I Bnda—Stilwall, Olney; Val-
I bert. Flora.'
I Quarter Back—Bhaw, Har-
] risburc,
I Halt Backs—Webar, Olaey;
I Schradar, Bridgeport.
I Full Baeka—^Tonag, Flora,
I (eaptala.)
} , ^ :
The paat'aeaaoB marked a great rerlT^I In high sohool (ootball In Soathem Illinoia. M^re teams were playing than ever bafora and the aportamaaahlp displayed waa ezoel- laat except In Isolated Inatances. The demand (or qualified, neutral ottlclala waa far beyond that of any prerious year.
Awarding Southem Illlaols cham- plonahlps and Aeieettng All Southern Illinoia players are difficult, mattera
Qaairds^LlBdaay, FloMft Seeber, Badton. ;•
TackleS;—laggl, Otnay; Lusk, Flora.
aada—^Iwell, Olnay; Valbert, *Tara.
Qu'artar Back—Shaw, Harrlsburg.
Hatt Backa-rWeber, Olhey; Sch- radaf. Brtdgepwrt. .
Full Backs—>Youag, Flora, (Cap> UW.)
IFLORA WALLOPS OLREY
—a
Blue Olvea Aaeient Baemlea a Surprise
liESlilE TOUNO (CaptalB)
because of the larg^ territory. In¬ cluded and because 0>f the natural 'division/ Into three groups with Tery few games between teams of dlffer- -ent groups^
Title Goes To Olaey '
Olney gets the 1»19 title by Tirtue of winning every game played with Southem Illinoia ritala. Olney had an unusually big teara and so well lialanced that It la difficult tojiame particular stars without doing In¬ justice to others whose work contri¬ buted to winninjt the coveted title. Olnay outclassed every opponent in -thia section ezcept Flora when she defeatad 7 to < at Olney. Flora is eertaiaiy antltled to aaaaaA- plaee. Flora had a powerful team with sev- laral players of outstanding atrength.
The ranking of the remaining -teams Is cpnjectare only but third place ahould go probably to Harrla- liurg with Hurphysboro, Cairo and ;Aenton foiiowlag eloaely. Bridge¬ port, Aaaa and Belleville should 'Came naxt but any turther ranklag ia impoaalble.
East St. Louia, who haa usually placed high In Southern Illinoia. played all her gameai^a year with teams from other seenhas and ao ¦cannot be properly placed in any ranking liat. Vienna had a strong team with several high claaa play- «n bnt had all her gamea declared torfelted because of using Ineligible playera. a
The following All Soighera Illi¬ noia players were selacfad with the kelp at the leadlBg coachea ot this aeettoB. No attempt" haa been made to move a player from hla regular poaltioa to give him a place oa the taam. These seleetiona represent i co-operative attempt to aaaa the atroagest pUyera la tba diffarant pa- 'aitioiia.
AU aaaAAtaea Olaaia TBaai
•Caater—Oar4aar, Minphyakofo.
Fpr canter there waa little choice ahioag . Oardner, Murphysboro: Kirach, Benton; Taylor, Flora; Farmer, Harrisbarg,. and Ball of Metropolis. ^Oardner waa a ateady, reliable passer, strong on both offen¬ sive and defense.
There waa a scarcity of good guards this season. LIndaay, Flora ,^eber, Benton, get the places
siSfBfcn, -xha* asr uthaaiwf
and Blackard of Harrisburg deserv¬ ing mentloa. Lindsay was a llttle light for the poaitlon but was in a class by hlmselt for bead work and aggressiveness. Seeber's ezperienee and tremenduous weight nf 240 pounds gava bim the other guard po¬ aitlon. ¦ ,- . ^
There Is little ta choose among Lusk, Flora and laggl and Pago nf Olney, tor the tackle positions. F-.^e M too good to be left otf the team but loses by a shade to the two named. J Lask played a wonderful tackle game tor Flara. He was Im¬ pregnable on dafense and a v-jtrar-. on the offensive being used regularly to carry the ball for aure galna, laggl la one'9f the most powerful tackles ever produced In this section. Ho is
big and rangy and with aggresalve- aesa to spare. Besidee Page ot Olney other good tacklea were Waatan, Herrin; Boger, Carlo aad Thoiaraon, Harrlsburg.
Btllwall of Olney and Valbert and Jordan -of Flora -atand out among the enda ot thia aection. Stilwell has slae, speed, good ball carrying, ability and an uacanny Inattnet for receiving forward liaasea. Valbert and Jordan played a flae game at end showing apecial strength rn de¬ fense. Other enda deaerving maa- tlon are Davia, Aana; Hendriz, Har- riabttrc and Coraatt, ifulphysboro.
Shaw, Harriabarg; Wilsat, Olnay and Haxwell. Flora'stand, head and ahoulders above' tha bthar quartara ot tha aaetioa. Tha thraa ;.ava
about equal ability physlclalljr bnt Shaw showed better Judgement In choice of playa.
Weber of Olney ia the best ha:f|"'"'*" f^* back in the section. He is a fine]- tackier, haa wonderful apeed dUd did I |n/\|>A g(X>RS8 the beat kicking ever seen in South¬ ern Illinois. Schrader of Bridgeport and FoUowell ot Murph>-sl>oro ale both brilliant backfleld msn. (Ine open tiald runners, good plungers and good dotenslve mea but ft-cS-a' dar showed better ability In plekiug opeaings.
Thara la only ona choice for full back. Tonng of Flora gets the placa withoat any question. His aiie, speed, and aggreasiveness uuide hiai the moat valuable aingle player In the section. He always mad2 ground after he was tackled. He wus the hardest tackier aeeiT In yeara He was feared more by oppotiects ahtt liked better by both opponents and team-matea than any other playpr In the aection. His personality and qualitiea ot leadership entlte Mm to be named captain of the All f oath- era Illinois team.
This year's all atar tea4 comparaa favorably with any ot prevli'U't yeara It has unuaual sise, apeed, offeaalve and defensive strength, with ihe best aerial game and the best kicking ever owbed by an All Souihcra UU- i(0is tea'hi.—Olney l>ally Mall.
SI; OLNBT 18
The tiaal touch waa put on tM. foot ball aeaaon of 1919 Ust Mon¬ day afteraoon when Coach MItehall on behalf of the Athletic aasoCia- tlon of tbe H. S. presented nineteen playen with the lettera which thay had earned. The requirement which each player must anawer, to receive such distinction Is that he ahall have
On^ERT VALBERT
participated In at leaat forty per cent of the games played and ts ready and willing to play a Thanks¬ giving game It one Is scheduled. Fur¬ thermore, in order to play in any game he must carry successfully at least three subjects In his school work.
The letter each player received was the H. S. monogram, in school colora ot orange and blue, orange lettera set'on a blue background,, which wtt In tha oval shape of a foot ball tj> ladieate the branch of ath¬ letics in which bf had participated.
The ninetean mea who received tha lettan arere: Capt. Oould, Taylor LIndaay, Biaaey, Luak, Wella, Jor¬ dan, Valbert, Maxwell. Frost, Toung, Bnnn, Knight, Smith, Blotter^ Con¬ nell,^ Bennett, Keith and Chambliss.
The reeord that theae men made under the earnest efforta of their new coach waa one to be envied by any school. To aee that Coach Mit¬ chell was aattstled it waa only nec¬ essary to see the satlafaction which he ahowed while presenting the let-' tera laat MoiLday attemoon.
Several vlaiton .ware present fOT the exercises, an<l ahort talks were mada by N. E. PAnce, J. Bowman and'P. Ai Meyer.
DTJVRBD BT FAll.
Mn. Walter SaOth af E. North Ave., Buffered a patetnl Injury Sun¬ day morning by allpping on the Ice, ^aalag fractured Bad hruiaed shoul¬ der. .
OOMmnHTX' HKHI scnoMi
DKFEATia> AT SALEM
By a aiajorltf of TS. the'propo. aitioB to. create ,a community high aehool district at Salem, was de (aatad, the farmer dUtrleU lining at acaiaat tha Maa.
Residents ot South Flora thought that King Satan and his crew had got loose last Friday night about 9:00 o'clock. Close Investigation, however, proved that It was some Flora root- era actiag as it they had discovered some "Old Taylor" at a dollar a quart. The raal eause of the distur¬ bance was that Olney's "unsnrpas- slble" live want down Into disgrace before the Flora team.
Tickets were at a premium. The world seriea scalpan had nothing on Flora'a spaculatora. Aa high aa 15 FBs paid for the small pastboards and $2.50 and IS.OCwere eommon prices. Tou can Imagine 'how a aar- dtne feels If you wera preaent. .*
In the firat haM Flora nearly gave the game away on technical foula, Tbey failed to hold their handa be¬ hind their back when they Jump¬ ed. It they had not aocurad five points on fouls tha aeora would have been >1 to 8, Dua to the outcome o'f the Bridgeport game, Olney look¬ ed tor an eaay victory. Many ot the rooten (or the Orange and Black be¬ lieved that they let Bridgeport beat them on purpose to mislead Olney. if they had ot done so they would have made a grand success.
StniweU, Olney's crack player, tailed to show up to expectations on account ot beInK guarded so close by "Doe" 'Young. He securad two of Olney's baakets.
Valbert, "Taylpr and Dnft slipped away trom the young giants trom Olney and dropped them Into the basket with a ragularlty that was pleasing. Lusk played an excellent guarding game, and made excellent passes.
Dutt did not make very many tree throws. Wells, tha man who doea this Is out yet. His aubatitute Valbert, is fast devaloplng Into a real basket bail playerf'TffeTeafBS Olaey play¬ era a merry chase Friday.
Flora's team work naver showed up better. The Individual work ao characteristic, of them before was forgotten In this game. The soora at tha end ot the flrat halt waa IS to It In Flora's tavor. It still wasn't anybody's game.
In the tint minute of play ot the second halt Olney scored the only point secured In the halt! It waa a foul on Taylor. Sbe failed to "come baek" as she is noted for doing and got beat good. -
Can toot bali men play clean bas¬ ket ball? They can.
We have watched some of the experiments with this team before but after this one last Friday night we can all draw the conclusion. "This man Dale knowa some basket ball." The playera wera going like demons all the time and the coach's mind, was going taatar than that.
To pick the best player that alght would be some Job. Every man play¬ ed hla best and Olney did tha-aame. Olnay boasted she would play her second team. She did, but oaly be¬ cauae her firat team men wera play- ad t^ a flnlah and as the If alt says, "thaae men neither helped nor hin¬ dered the game." Saturday night Centralia beat them again, SS to 19. Thia second'defeat crushed tham ut¬ terly.
The SSrd Centralia playa - hera. They are a better con4itloned team than Olney and play bettar basket ball. If you want to aaa a good game, do not mias thia one.
Oood "pep" trom community and aehool, helpa.
TO THE TAXPAYERS
OF CLAV OOITITY
ENTERTAINS B. B. TEAM
At the home of W. H. Duft on east Nortb avenue Monday night, occur¬ red a pleasant social attalr, when Mn. Doff and son Cecil, entartained the membera of the H. S. T. H. 8. bas kat ball team and aaveral friends. Masle and dancing wara the dtver- atoa of :he evening. A delicioua two- eonraa luncheon was served by the hoateaa, aaalated by her danghter, Mra. Lake Pixley.
Those enjoying the hospitality ot the evening were: Prot. Rex Dale and wife, Mr. aad'Mrs. Luke Pixley, HIasaa Cora Edith Harwood, Mapde Wllaon, Francia Staaford, Katherine Rleketu, Lois Bradford, Mary Cummlna, Martha Bowman, Maaan. Danrin Taylor, Ollbert Val¬ bart. Leslie Toaae. Lealie Walla. NeatoB Kalght, Pearly Lusk aad |caeU Daft.
In order to effect a further sav¬ ing on the county, the taxea will all be collected at the office ot the County Collector In Louisville. Thia is the method which haa been, and Is being used In many counties ot th^ sUta.
It Is unneeeaaary tor you to eome to Louiaville to pay the taxes. Sim¬ ply send In a complete deacription of yoor real eatate.and the aehool dtatrlct In which you Uva. Ia de- sertbiag yonr propartx, if laada, give townahip and aection It yoa oan. It you do not kaow the aection, etc., give the name ot aona one who has property adjoiniag It. If the proper¬ ty Is towa lota, give the Addition, bloek and^ lot. Plaaae doa't fail to do this as 4t aavaa mueh time aad troubla.
'Whaa you receive yonr tax re¬ ceipt be aure to saa that the proper¬ ty you have paid on la your owa, and aee that yon hava paid on all that you ahould hB>« paid on.
The tax books will ba completed by the Jlrat of February at leaat. No¬ tice will appear In next weeks Issues of the time.
Personal taxea ahould be paid by Marah ISth, attar whieh date tan per eent penalty will be addad. One per eent Interast will ba added to the real property on May lat, at which time It will be put on the Judgment record. On June lat one per cant addittlonal will ba addad. The land sale will be held on the aae ond Monday in June. No mora than six per cent may be bid agalnat any delinquent property:
Please cut out and keep thia no¬ tice.
A. H. I^BLLUMS, County Collector and Traaaurar.
DEATH CALLS MRS. *
MERYL GAJUUt
The eatira community, waa great¬ ly shockad and grieved to leara that Mra. Ruth Oolden-Oaban died at' her home oa'Saat Sixth street Thuradaf moralng of this week. Mra. Oahan took a severa oold less than a waak ago, which developed Into pneumo¬ nia, resulting In her death. All was done by medical aid, and by a lov¬ ing mothq^, and husbaad to aid ia any way poaalble to prolpng her life hut ^o-ao. avail. While Ur lllaesa waa ot short duration, yet at tlmea 1^ MitfarUtg^iTfi iftaaae.
Mra. Oahan was bora aad raarad In riatbji Sha wa« an accoinpltahed muslelatt ' and an active church worker,'i|ajl i^aa lovad tor her mi-ny exeallaht' traiu of eharaetar. Her uatlihaly 4ef th is unlvaiaally deplor¬ ed by ovr paopla.
Funeral services will ba conducted at the Methodist Bpiacopal churali» Satui'day afternoon at S:00 o'eloeh. In charge of Rev. M. C. Folta, ot Mt. VarBoa, former pasttir of Flora church, assistad by Dr. W. 0. Ma- cuntr. raajdaat paator.
NOTICE OF PITBLIOA.
TION—CHANCERY
State ot Illinois, Clay County, as: In tha Cireuit Court, lUroh. ItSO,
Olenn Oullett vs. Orace Oullett la Chaneary.
Affidavit of the non-residence ot Oraea Oullett, the above defendant, having been filed In the Clerk's of¬ fice ot the Circuit Court ot said Coun¬ ty, notice la therafora heraby given to the said non-resident defendants that the complainant filed his bill of complaint In said Oourt, on the Chancery side theraof, on the SOth, day ot January, 19S0, and that there upon a aummons Issued out ot said Court, wherein said suit Is now pend¬ ing, raturaable on the second Mon¬ day in the month of March next, as is by law requirad. Now, unleaa you the said non-resident defendants above pamed, Oraea Onllatt, shall peraonaliy be and appear before said Circuit Court, on the flrat day of the next term thereof, to be holden at Louisville, In and for tbe said Coun¬ ty, on be second Mondajr in March next, and plead, answer, or demur to the said-(Tdrnplalnant bill ot com¬ plaint, the aame and the mattera and things therein charged and suted win be as eontesaed, and a decree enterad agatast you according to the prayer ot said bill.
BDWARD McCONNBLL,
01«rk,
Dated at Louisville, Illinois, this SOth day ot Jan., ItSO.
SHRINBR A SMITH,
Compl'U. Sol, 18-21
coMMUNrnr hioh vorrai fob
liOinsVILLE AND VICINITY
Laat Baturday the territory adja¬ cent to Lonlaville voted on the ques¬ tion of orgaalsing a eommnnity high school district and the proposition earried by a big majority, being 467 in a total vote of abont 800.
Tbe district is qutta Urge In ter¬ ritory, all or parta ef the fpllowing townahlpa being included: Blair, Oskalooaa, Louisville, Hoosier, Song¬ er, and the north part of Harter.
This will be that saeond high sehool district for Clhy eonaty. •
INFANT DBAD
Mra. L. M. Wood waa ealled to Toledo, IIL. Tnaaday by a massage that little Marion Kathryn Croy, daaghter of Mr. and ICrs. H. H. Croy,, was dead. Mr. Wood went up Tuesday night, to attend the funeral on Wed- nWay attaraooa. Mn. Croy la a aia¬ ter of Mr. Wood.
NATHDAY PARTY,
Laat Satnrday evaaiac Mn|. Ohas. David entertalaed aboat 80 little tolka at her home, in honor et tha birthday of one of her daaghten, and aa eajoyable time was had.
ipBN DAYS taSFI
Since ara mada the anaonneamsat. that on fid aftar Moifdaj^Fab. Sad. all auhs^ftlfiaiia to the RoSard woald be eBBii«tf<«dvBBee.^onr snbscrtbera hava hoop, coining in and complytag with our ra^aaat in fine style.
We raallie that It has been a mat¬ ter of aaglaet with most of yon aad attff yoa ara accustomed to the Wh- in-advaqea plan, you will want aaae othar. VhlB has been our experiwee In other plaeea and mankind ta abont tha aaroa everywhera—)tMt tolks—^you knew.
Kindly don't overlook the fact that' If you want the Record to come to your bome during 19S0, It will be. necessary (or you to paid In advanee atter Fab. lad. Wa believe you win want tha old home paper, (or we Intend to maka tha Record better eaeh aifc^aeding laaue.
,.,,.....»
a OF R.
The brotherhood of Railway Clerka Flora Lodge No. 1284, held a very enjoyable meeting Wednesday ave¬ nlng, Jan. 14, the occasion beias the Inatallatlon of newly elected of¬ floera.
A number of tbe wives and trionda ot the ,mambers responded to the la— vltatlon to be prasent at the aoeiat session ot the meeting.
Addresses wera given by W. J. Bassett, B. O. Aradt and A. D. Shri¬ ner and a program ot a faw numbera given by Miases Connor, Pearee and Taylor. A delicious luncheon ot var¬ ious kinds ot sandwiches, pickles and coffee was served and a dellghttat social hour was anjoyed hy all.
The Officen %w' President, W. 3. Bassett; Vice President, A. D. Shri¬ ner; Secretary, Vf, A, WcnhI; Piaan- cial Seeretary, T. J. Mtjaigdhy.
DRLIOlltFini AFFAUt
On Saturday avenlng Was the oe- c^on ot a delightful eocUl affair at L«ne Thome" the home ot Mr. and Mra. Herbert Harriaoa when they aa* tertalned a few of their many trienda at a dinner party. The elaborate atx course dinner was efficiently served by tha Missas Ada and Zola, daiatr atttrad In maid's costumes. The ta-< ble was elegant in ite appointmenta. Each lady was presented with a red eamatlon. Foremoat of tha maay tap. les discussed wa* "Good FellawsIMp'* Into which all entered with eathue- iaam.
All Joined In singing a marry «a|§- lag. At the time ot deparftira i3^ gueat daoUred tbey had beea dellght¬ tnUy enterUined.
PRDSBYTBRIAN cmmCM
Rav. Reeder wUl preaeh at Pree¬ byterian churah next Saaday, Jaa. ISth, both ipeiraliig and avenlag.
There will he a^eelal ataaia by tiie choir.
Ton cordially Iavited te «tt«a( thata afrvicea.
aKTOHKBD FROM ARMY SSavicai
teat Svndaf Raymoad Thompaoo^ •oa ot Rev, Thompaoa of thia city, returaed frem anay serrlee. He ea- Hatad in ltl4. aaA 1* now on the reaerve list.
IfAirflB|>~,Wonld Uka to buy thraa er la^r yonng plga, abont SO er «0 pouada, red plga preferred. OtM at mrlla, II. W.. Bex SOS, Raeard offlee. Flora, IU.

HE FLORA RECORD
Bar',
A Good Newspaper is a I>ower ia the Home. School, State and Nati(Hi
VOLUME vni.
FLORA, ILUNOIS. THURSDAY. JANUARY 22, 1920
NUMBER 18
WAKREirS SELECnON OF FASTEST
m EGYFT FOimiAIl ELEVEN
H. 8. T. H. 8. OBT8 POtTB WiAY- « sata ON THE Alili SOlTTHKItN
OiUNOis roon baijL tbah
(BT F. O. WARRBN)
Of Soatbrra IIUboIb ^tate Noraad CalreraHar
(F. a. Warr^, aatiiortty oa Soatti am lUlnola athletlea makea selection ot'H. 8. FootbaU aUra.) '
j AhL sotncHpatir '
I IULI50I8 TBAM
I Center—Oardner, Murphya'
I boro.
] Oaarda—Llndaar, Flora; 8ea-
t bar, Baataa.
I Tackles—lagcl, Olney; Luak
I Flora.
I Bnda—Stilwall, Olney; Val-
I bert. Flora.'
I Quarter Back—Bhaw, Har-
] risburc,
I Halt Backs—Webar, Olaey;
I Schradar, Bridgeport.
I Full Baeka—^Tonag, Flora,
I (eaptala.)
} , ^ :
The paat'aeaaoB marked a great rerlT^I In high sohool (ootball In Soathem Illinoia. M^re teams were playing than ever bafora and the aportamaaahlp displayed waa ezoel- laat except In Isolated Inatances. The demand (or qualified, neutral ottlclala waa far beyond that of any prerious year.
Awarding Southem Illlaols cham- plonahlps and Aeieettng All Southern Illinoia players are difficult, mattera
Qaairds^LlBdaay, FloMft Seeber, Badton. ;•
TackleS;—laggl, Otnay; Lusk, Flora.
aada—^Iwell, Olnay; Valbert, *Tara.
Qu'artar Back—Shaw, Harrlsburg.
Hatt Backa-rWeber, Olhey; Sch- radaf. Brtdgepwrt. .
Full Backs—>Youag, Flora, (Cap> UW.)
IFLORA WALLOPS OLREY
—a
Blue Olvea Aaeient Baemlea a Surprise
liESlilE TOUNO (CaptalB)
because of the larg^ territory. In¬ cluded and because 0>f the natural 'division/ Into three groups with Tery few games between teams of dlffer- -ent groups^
Title Goes To Olaey '
Olney gets the 1»19 title by Tirtue of winning every game played with Southem Illinoia ritala. Olney had an unusually big teara and so well lialanced that It la difficult tojiame particular stars without doing In¬ justice to others whose work contri¬ buted to winninjt the coveted title. Olnay outclassed every opponent in -thia section ezcept Flora when she defeatad 7 to < at Olney. Flora is eertaiaiy antltled to aaaaaA- plaee. Flora had a powerful team with sev- laral players of outstanding atrength.
The ranking of the remaining -teams Is cpnjectare only but third place ahould go probably to Harrla- liurg with Hurphysboro, Cairo and ;Aenton foiiowlag eloaely. Bridge¬ port, Aaaa and Belleville should 'Came naxt but any turther ranklag ia impoaalble.
East St. Louia, who haa usually placed high In Southern Illinoia. played all her gameai^a year with teams from other seenhas and ao ¦cannot be properly placed in any ranking liat. Vienna had a strong team with several high claaa play- «n bnt had all her gamea declared torfelted because of using Ineligible playera. a
The following All Soighera Illi¬ noia players were selacfad with the kelp at the leadlBg coachea ot this aeettoB. No attempt" haa been made to move a player from hla regular poaltioa to give him a place oa the taam. These seleetiona represent i co-operative attempt to aaaa the atroagest pUyera la tba diffarant pa- 'aitioiia.
AU aaaAAtaea Olaaia TBaai
•Caater—Oar4aar, Minphyakofo.
Fpr canter there waa little choice ahioag . Oardner, Murphysboro: Kirach, Benton; Taylor, Flora; Farmer, Harrisbarg,. and Ball of Metropolis. ^Oardner waa a ateady, reliable passer, strong on both offen¬ sive and defense.
There waa a scarcity of good guards this season. LIndaay, Flora ,^eber, Benton, get the places
siSfBfcn, -xha* asr uthaaiwf
and Blackard of Harrisburg deserv¬ ing mentloa. Lindsay was a llttle light for the poaitlon but was in a class by hlmselt for bead work and aggressiveness. Seeber's ezperienee and tremenduous weight nf 240 pounds gava bim the other guard po¬ aitlon. ¦ ,- . ^
There Is little ta choose among Lusk, Flora and laggl and Pago nf Olney, tor the tackle positions. F-.^e M too good to be left otf the team but loses by a shade to the two named. J Lask played a wonderful tackle game tor Flara. He was Im¬ pregnable on dafense and a v-jtrar-. on the offensive being used regularly to carry the ball for aure galna, laggl la one'9f the most powerful tackles ever produced In this section. Ho is
big and rangy and with aggresalve- aesa to spare. Besidee Page ot Olney other good tacklea were Waatan, Herrin; Boger, Carlo aad Thoiaraon, Harrlsburg.
Btllwall of Olney and Valbert and Jordan -of Flora -atand out among the enda ot thia aection. Stilwell has slae, speed, good ball carrying, ability and an uacanny Inattnet for receiving forward liaasea. Valbert and Jordan played a flae game at end showing apecial strength rn de¬ fense. Other enda deaerving maa- tlon are Davia, Aana; Hendriz, Har- riabttrc and Coraatt, ifulphysboro.
Shaw, Harriabarg; Wilsat, Olnay and Haxwell. Flora'stand, head and ahoulders above' tha bthar quartara ot tha aaetioa. Tha thraa ;.ava
about equal ability physlclalljr bnt Shaw showed better Judgement In choice of playa.
Weber of Olney ia the best ha:f|"'"'*" f^* back in the section. He is a fine]- tackier, haa wonderful apeed dUd did I |n/\|>A g(X>RS8 the beat kicking ever seen in South¬ ern Illinois. Schrader of Bridgeport and FoUowell ot Murph>-sl>oro ale both brilliant backfleld msn. (Ine open tiald runners, good plungers and good dotenslve mea but ft-cS-a' dar showed better ability In plekiug opeaings.
Thara la only ona choice for full back. Tonng of Flora gets the placa withoat any question. His aiie, speed, and aggreasiveness uuide hiai the moat valuable aingle player In the section. He always mad2 ground after he was tackled. He wus the hardest tackier aeeiT In yeara He was feared more by oppotiects ahtt liked better by both opponents and team-matea than any other playpr In the aection. His personality and qualitiea ot leadership entlte Mm to be named captain of the All f oath- era Illinois team.
This year's all atar tea4 comparaa favorably with any ot prevli'U't yeara It has unuaual sise, apeed, offeaalve and defensive strength, with ihe best aerial game and the best kicking ever owbed by an All Souihcra UU- i(0is tea'hi.—Olney l>ally Mall.
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The tiaal touch waa put on tM. foot ball aeaaon of 1919 Ust Mon¬ day afteraoon when Coach MItehall on behalf of the Athletic aasoCia- tlon of tbe H. S. presented nineteen playen with the lettera which thay had earned. The requirement which each player must anawer, to receive such distinction Is that he ahall have
On^ERT VALBERT
participated In at leaat forty per cent of the games played and ts ready and willing to play a Thanks¬ giving game It one Is scheduled. Fur¬ thermore, in order to play in any game he must carry successfully at least three subjects In his school work.
The letter each player received was the H. S. monogram, in school colora ot orange and blue, orange lettera set'on a blue background,, which wtt In tha oval shape of a foot ball tj> ladieate the branch of ath¬ letics in which bf had participated.
The ninetean mea who received tha lettan arere: Capt. Oould, Taylor LIndaay, Biaaey, Luak, Wella, Jor¬ dan, Valbert, Maxwell. Frost, Toung, Bnnn, Knight, Smith, Blotter^ Con¬ nell,^ Bennett, Keith and Chambliss.
The reeord that theae men made under the earnest efforta of their new coach waa one to be envied by any school. To aee that Coach Mit¬ chell was aattstled it waa only nec¬ essary to see the satlafaction which he ahowed while presenting the let-' tera laat MoiLday attemoon.
Several vlaiton .ware present fOT the exercises, an AT SALEM
By a aiajorltf of TS. the'propo. aitioB to. create ,a community high aehool district at Salem, was de (aatad, the farmer dUtrleU lining at acaiaat tha Maa.
Residents ot South Flora thought that King Satan and his crew had got loose last Friday night about 9:00 o'clock. Close Investigation, however, proved that It was some Flora root- era actiag as it they had discovered some "Old Taylor" at a dollar a quart. The raal eause of the distur¬ bance was that Olney's "unsnrpas- slble" live want down Into disgrace before the Flora team.
Tickets were at a premium. The world seriea scalpan had nothing on Flora'a spaculatora. Aa high aa 15 FBs paid for the small pastboards and $2.50 and IS.OCwere eommon prices. Tou can Imagine 'how a aar- dtne feels If you wera preaent. .*
In the firat haM Flora nearly gave the game away on technical foula, Tbey failed to hold their handa be¬ hind their back when they Jump¬ ed. It they had not aocurad five points on fouls tha aeora would have been >1 to 8, Dua to the outcome o'f the Bridgeport game, Olney look¬ ed tor an eaay victory. Many ot the rooten (or the Orange and Black be¬ lieved that they let Bridgeport beat them on purpose to mislead Olney. if they had ot done so they would have made a grand success.
StniweU, Olney's crack player, tailed to show up to expectations on account ot beInK guarded so close by "Doe" 'Young. He securad two of Olney's baakets.
Valbert, "Taylpr and Dnft slipped away trom the young giants trom Olney and dropped them Into the basket with a ragularlty that was pleasing. Lusk played an excellent guarding game, and made excellent passes.
Dutt did not make very many tree throws. Wells, tha man who doea this Is out yet. His aubatitute Valbert, is fast devaloplng Into a real basket bail playerf'TffeTeafBS Olaey play¬ era a merry chase Friday.
Flora's team work naver showed up better. The Individual work ao characteristic, of them before was forgotten In this game. The soora at tha end ot the flrat halt waa IS to It In Flora's tavor. It still wasn't anybody's game.
In the tint minute of play ot the second halt Olney scored the only point secured In the halt! It waa a foul on Taylor. Sbe failed to "come baek" as she is noted for doing and got beat good. -
Can toot bali men play clean bas¬ ket ball? They can.
We have watched some of the experiments with this team before but after this one last Friday night we can all draw the conclusion. "This man Dale knowa some basket ball." The playera wera going like demons all the time and the coach's mind, was going taatar than that.
To pick the best player that alght would be some Job. Every man play¬ ed hla best and Olney did tha-aame. Olnay boasted she would play her second team. She did, but oaly be¬ cauae her firat team men wera play- ad t^ a flnlah and as the If alt says, "thaae men neither helped nor hin¬ dered the game." Saturday night Centralia beat them again, SS to 19. Thia second'defeat crushed tham ut¬ terly.
The SSrd Centralia playa - hera. They are a better con4itloned team than Olney and play bettar basket ball. If you want to aaa a good game, do not mias thia one.
Oood "pep" trom community and aehool, helpa.
TO THE TAXPAYERS
OF CLAV OOITITY
ENTERTAINS B. B. TEAM
At the home of W. H. Duft on east Nortb avenue Monday night, occur¬ red a pleasant social attalr, when Mn. Doff and son Cecil, entartained the membera of the H. S. T. H. 8. bas kat ball team and aaveral friends. Masle and dancing wara the dtver- atoa of :he evening. A delicioua two- eonraa luncheon was served by the hoateaa, aaalated by her danghter, Mra. Lake Pixley.
Those enjoying the hospitality ot the evening were: Prot. Rex Dale and wife, Mr. aad'Mrs. Luke Pixley, HIasaa Cora Edith Harwood, Mapde Wllaon, Francia Staaford, Katherine Rleketu, Lois Bradford, Mary Cummlna, Martha Bowman, Maaan. Danrin Taylor, Ollbert Val¬ bart. Leslie Toaae. Lealie Walla. NeatoB Kalght, Pearly Lusk aad |caeU Daft.
In order to effect a further sav¬ ing on the county, the taxea will all be collected at the office ot the County Collector In Louisville. Thia is the method which haa been, and Is being used In many counties ot th^ sUta.
It Is unneeeaaary tor you to eome to Louiaville to pay the taxes. Sim¬ ply send In a complete deacription of yoor real eatate.and the aehool dtatrlct In which you Uva. Ia de- sertbiag yonr propartx, if laada, give townahip and aection It yoa oan. It you do not kaow the aection, etc., give the name ot aona one who has property adjoiniag It. If the proper¬ ty Is towa lota, give the Addition, bloek and^ lot. Plaaae doa't fail to do this as 4t aavaa mueh time aad troubla.
'Whaa you receive yonr tax re¬ ceipt be aure to saa that the proper¬ ty you have paid on la your owa, and aee that yon hava paid on all that you ahould hB>« paid on.
The tax books will ba completed by the Jlrat of February at leaat. No¬ tice will appear In next weeks Issues of the time.
Personal taxea ahould be paid by Marah ISth, attar whieh date tan per eent penalty will be addad. One per eent Interast will ba added to the real property on May lat, at which time It will be put on the Judgment record. On June lat one per cant addittlonal will ba addad. The land sale will be held on the aae ond Monday in June. No mora than six per cent may be bid agalnat any delinquent property:
Please cut out and keep thia no¬ tice.
A. H. I^BLLUMS, County Collector and Traaaurar.
DEATH CALLS MRS. *
MERYL GAJUUt
The eatira community, waa great¬ ly shockad and grieved to leara that Mra. Ruth Oolden-Oaban died at' her home oa'Saat Sixth street Thuradaf moralng of this week. Mra. Oahan took a severa oold less than a waak ago, which developed Into pneumo¬ nia, resulting In her death. All was done by medical aid, and by a lov¬ ing mothq^, and husbaad to aid ia any way poaalble to prolpng her life hut ^o-ao. avail. While Ur lllaesa waa ot short duration, yet at tlmea 1^ MitfarUtg^iTfi iftaaae.
Mra. Oahan was bora aad raarad In riatbji Sha wa« an accoinpltahed muslelatt ' and an active church worker,'i|ajl i^aa lovad tor her mi-ny exeallaht' traiu of eharaetar. Her uatlihaly 4ef th is unlvaiaally deplor¬ ed by ovr paopla.
Funeral services will ba conducted at the Methodist Bpiacopal churali» Satui'day afternoon at S:00 o'eloeh. In charge of Rev. M. C. Folta, ot Mt. VarBoa, former pasttir of Flora church, assistad by Dr. W. 0. Ma- cuntr. raajdaat paator.
NOTICE OF PITBLIOA.
TION—CHANCERY
State ot Illinois, Clay County, as: In tha Cireuit Court, lUroh. ItSO,
Olenn Oullett vs. Orace Oullett la Chaneary.
Affidavit of the non-residence ot Oraea Oullett, the above defendant, having been filed In the Clerk's of¬ fice ot the Circuit Court ot said Coun¬ ty, notice la therafora heraby given to the said non-resident defendants that the complainant filed his bill of complaint In said Oourt, on the Chancery side theraof, on the SOth, day ot January, 19S0, and that there upon a aummons Issued out ot said Court, wherein said suit Is now pend¬ ing, raturaable on the second Mon¬ day in the month of March next, as is by law requirad. Now, unleaa you the said non-resident defendants above pamed, Oraea Onllatt, shall peraonaliy be and appear before said Circuit Court, on the flrat day of the next term thereof, to be holden at Louisville, In and for tbe said Coun¬ ty, on be second Mondajr in March next, and plead, answer, or demur to the said-(Tdrnplalnant bill ot com¬ plaint, the aame and the mattera and things therein charged and suted win be as eontesaed, and a decree enterad agatast you according to the prayer ot said bill.
BDWARD McCONNBLL,
01«rk,
Dated at Louisville, Illinois, this SOth day ot Jan., ItSO.
SHRINBR A SMITH,
Compl'U. Sol, 18-21
coMMUNrnr hioh vorrai fob
liOinsVILLE AND VICINITY
Laat Baturday the territory adja¬ cent to Lonlaville voted on the ques¬ tion of orgaalsing a eommnnity high school district and the proposition earried by a big majority, being 467 in a total vote of abont 800.
Tbe district is qutta Urge In ter¬ ritory, all or parta ef the fpllowing townahlpa being included: Blair, Oskalooaa, Louisville, Hoosier, Song¬ er, and the north part of Harter.
This will be that saeond high sehool district for Clhy eonaty. •
INFANT DBAD
Mra. L. M. Wood waa ealled to Toledo, IIL. Tnaaday by a massage that little Marion Kathryn Croy, daaghter of Mr. and ICrs. H. H. Croy,, was dead. Mr. Wood went up Tuesday night, to attend the funeral on Wed- nWay attaraooa. Mn. Croy la a aia¬ ter of Mr. Wood.
NATHDAY PARTY,
Laat Satnrday evaaiac Mn|. Ohas. David entertalaed aboat 80 little tolka at her home, in honor et tha birthday of one of her daaghten, and aa eajoyable time was had.
ipBN DAYS taSFI
Since ara mada the anaonneamsat. that on fid aftar Moifdaj^Fab. Sad. all auhs^ftlfiaiia to the RoSard woald be eBBii«tf~,Wonld Uka to buy thraa er la^r yonng plga, abont SO er «0 pouada, red plga preferred. OtM at mrlla, II. W.. Bex SOS, Raeard offlee. Flora, IU.